#spoilerish

[stargirl-bod-owens]

Boyd, season 1-3: Be very careful! Stay in your homes, don't interact with weird things!! Protect yourselves!!!

Boyd, season 4: Sure, build your own monster out of clay, eat the mushrooms, drink the blood. I don't give a shit. Nothing else is working, let's shake it up a bit.

[luxlightly]

Spiderverse really said "Your grief was not necessary. It served no purpose. It did not make you better or kinder or wiser. It did not make the world better. You did not need to suffer to do good. You should never have had to suffer the way you did. Grief is so strong and so painful that you had to justify it to yourself in order to accept it. You convinced yourself you are better because of it. That the good things you do are because of your grief, instead of in spite of it. You needed to believe it in order to move past the pain. But the moment you believe your suffering was necessary, you begin to believe the suffering of others is necessary. And when you believe the suffering of others is necessary, you begin to be complicit in it and eventually begin actively and purposefully causing it."

and it was so real for that.

[miss-floral-thief]

[delesaria-blog]

When I first started the series, I almost dropped it because I found Keen kind of whiny and annoying. Cheers to character development because he's now my favorite character. I love that he doesn't suddenly develop super strength and he's not some extraordinary genius, but he's so adaptable, feisty, and clever.

[soli-nepenthe]

I think I figured out why I like their dynamic. It reminds me of Balsa and Tanda from Seirei no Moribito.

[thatf1girly]

Hearing godot’s theme after playing the final trial makes me wanna cry ;3 still objectively one of the best character themes!

[lucidmoth26]

An Apple that leads to Absolute Destiny Apocalypse, I did a small study on Snow White's Apple

[weirdworldofwinnie]

Watched The Wizard of Oz original movie for the first time in years and I have to say it's as marvelous and memorable as it was when I first saw as a little kid on TV. It's even more interesting this time around with my basic Wicked knowledge (never seen the play live nor read the books yet). The flying monkeys still aren't my favorite though - sorry Elphaba.

I can also see why y'all are all up in Fiyero so much (he's no Wizard but the Scarecrow can totally get it in any version), he's my favorite of the guys, and it's funny seeing him and the Wicked Witch knowing their history even though it's more of an AU. And Glinda is definitely suspicious and multilayered beyond just being the "good" witch... poor Dorothy didn't ask to be dropped into all that political and relationship drama honestly.

Now I'm off to bed with "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" stuck on loop in my head 😊